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(Adopted by the 15th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 26 December 2003 No. 70 of 5 January 2004 by the Order No. 70 of the Order of the Government of the Community of the Turkey) Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection of historical neighbourhoods and to inherit the cultural heritage of good history, sets this approach in line with the laws and regulations such as the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property in the People's Republic of China and the Southern San Susang Province's Historical Culture Protection Regulations. Article 2 applies to the protection and management of historic neighbourhoods within the scope of this city's administration. Article III refers to historical neighbourhoods referred to in this approach to the concentration of archaeological buildings, near-generation modern representative buildings, which can reflect in a basic and complete manner the traditional landscape and local archaeological towns, streets or floors of certain historical periods. Article IV provides for the protection, management and monitoring of historical neighbourhoods in the Territory, in the city, in the city (the district), in the district administration. Relevant administrations such as planning, construction, housing, land, business, parking and tourism should be managed in the historical neighbourhood in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Protection in historic neighbourhoods should uphold the principles of protection as the primary, saving first and effective protection, rational use and strengthening management. Article 6 Article 7. Governments at all levels should incorporate the protection of historic neighbourhoods into national economic and social development plans and the protection requirements are included in the same-tier financial budget. Social contributions are encouraged and supported to open a variety of sources of funding for the protection of historic neighbourhoods. Article 8 Planning of administrative authorities at all levels should organize professional planning for the protection of historic neighbourhoods, and be integrated into urban overall planning with the approval of the Government. The protection planning of the historic streets, which have been approved, must be strictly enforced by any unit and individual, without undue change. The protection planning of the historic streets approved by article 9 is carried out by the same-level Government. Article 10 Land use and construction within historical neighbourhoods must be in line with the requirements of protection planning in historic neighbourhoods. Buildings within the focus area of the historic streets and the building of control zones, their design programmes should listen in advance to the views of the administrative authorities of the material and report on the approval of the planning authorities. Article 11. As a result of the need for protection planning in historic neighbourhoods, it is necessary to carry out the relocation or demolition of homes and other facilities, the local people's Government should implement easily housed or monetary settlements in accordance with the relevant provisions of the management of house demolitions; the relocation or demolition of homes and other facilities, their property owner or the user must be subject to the principle of non-removing the status quo and the destruction of the original building blocks. Article 12. Housing and other facilities that are required for the protection planning of historic neighbourhoods shall not be subject to alterations and renovations that affect their traditional landscapes; the need for alterations and renovations, and the administrative authorities shall ensure that their original status and landscape are maintained in accordance with the planning requirements of the historical neighbourhood. Article 13 imposes self-protected and rehabilitated homes and other facilities, whose property owner shall enter into protection and rehabilitation agreements with the administrative authorities of the material, fulfil the obligation to protect and rehabilitate and comply with the norms of protection and rehabilitation. Article 14. The demolition or relocation of houses and other facilities in the historic streets found that archaeological buildings, near-generation modern representative buildings must immediately cease construction, protect good sites and report promptly to the administrative authorities of the location. Article 15 encourages the owner of the archaeological building in the historic neighbourhood, the owner of the modern representative building to sell or do so to the State. Article 16 provides units and individuals for the maintenance of archaeological buildings in the historic neighbourhood of the fundraising fund, near-generation modern representative buildings, and the local people can make appropriate incentives in accordance with the scope and extent of their maintenance; archaeological buildings, near-generation modern representative buildings are State-owned, allowing them to be free of charge within the prescribed time limits. Article 17, the archaeological buildings of non-state countries in the historic streets, the near-generation modern representative buildings are at risk of being destroyed, and the owner has the capacity to repair without fulfilling the obligation to repair, and the Government of the local population can afford the cost of repairs and the cost of the owner. Article 18 GUAM, near-generation modern representative buildings, in addition to being able to visit cruise sites, must be in line with the functionalities and industrial landscapes established in the protection planning of historic neighbourhoods, reflecting the cultural climate of the historic neighbourhood. No unit or individual shall engage in the following acts in the historic streets: (i) Damage or destruction of the archaeological buildings established in the protection planning, near-generation modern representative buildings, constructions and their subsidiary facilities; (ii) Activities that endanger the safety of monuments; (iii) Changes in the landscape and pose a threat to the protection of historic neighbourhoods; (iv) Retention or destruction of green areas, water systems, roads, etc., which determine reservations; (v) Expropriation of homes in historic neighbourhoods, changes in the industrial landscape or the scope of operation; (vi) Other acts provided for in the legislation. Article 20 prohibits smuggling, sale, looting of archaeological buildings in historic neighbourhoods, construction of near-generation modern representative buildings and subsidiarys. The dismantling of archaeological buildings, the construction of near-generation modern representative buildings must be dealt with by the administrative authorities and cannot be sold. Article 21, in violation of article 12 of the present approach, establishes a reserved house and other facilities for the protection planning of historic neighbourhoods, unauthorized alterations and renovations affecting their traditional landscapes, and is responsible for the planning of administrative authorities to stop construction. Remedies may be taken to defuse their deadlines, to fill the procedures and to impose a fine of more than 200 thousand dollars. In violation of article 14 of this approach, the demolition or relocation of houses and other facilities in the historic streets found archaeological buildings, near-generation modern representative buildings, and the dismantling of the relocation units continued to carry out construction without protection on the ground, with the responsibility of the administrative authorities of the material to stop construction, the duration of the period of time being remedied and fined by over 200 thousand dollars. Article 23, in violation of article 19, paragraph 1, of this scheme, is liable by the administrative authorities of the material to the end of the damage and to impose a fine of up to 100,000 dollars. In violation of article 19, paragraph 2, of this approach, the administrative authorities of the author are responsible for the cessation of the destruction activities, the duration of the remedy and the imposition of fines of up to 5,000 dollars. Article 24, in violation of article 20, paragraph 2, of the present approach, provides that the removal of archaeological buildings, the construction of modern representative buildings, which is not referred to by the administrative authorities of the property, shall be corrected by the administrative authorities of the property and may be fined by more than 100,000 dollars. Article 25, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with their respective responsibilities, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation. Article 26 parties are not guilty of administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 27 State organs and their staff play roles, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are governed by the law by their own units or superior authorities; constitutes a crime and is criminally criminalized by law. Article 28 may establish specific enforcement rules in accordance with this approach. The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 15 February 2004. |
